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    Personal Narrative-Home

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    How are you feeling? Does anything hurt?” I quickly told him no even though that was a lie because everything hurt. He stopped me short of my question once again when he said, “You have a great eye, Lila. That grey thing in the water was a baby manatee that was stuck on an old fishing net that was wrapped around the anchor of a boat. If you hadn’t seen him he probably would have died.” “So is he okay?” I asked. “Yeah, he’s fine. After I called 911 to come get us, I called animal rescue and…

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    On the schemes done by Walt Pavlo, many ethical problems were occurred and it will be figured out based on six hyper norms consisting of honesty, fairness, compassion, integrity, predictability, and responsibility and determinants of reputation which are credibility, reliability, trustworthiness, and responsibility. Because of the lapping, account receivable which involved the fraud did not show as old aging receivable. Generally, it can be easily done by a smaller business which has one…

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    Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing World War II was a trying time for many people, fighting, in factories, and even at home.In fact people were not the only ones suffering, during the war many animals valiently gave their lives for there human companions and compatriots.Of these, at the forefront was mans best friend, the dog. These four legged friends ,fought,found, and ferried messages to soldiers on all of the warfronts. Dogs also helped save many soldiers from mustard gas during both WWI & WWII.…

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    The inherent value of how a conservation story will impact a person is immeasurable. As Knowlton pointed out in her speech, telling stories is an important part of conservation that is often forgotten about. My dissertation is on the West African manatee, one of the least studied marine mammals. Observing the power of telling stories through Wildlifedirect, I now plan on sharing my research stories, once my research is completed, to increase the education and awareness of this endangered marine…

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    Everglade Research Paper

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    ecosystem in the western hemisphere. Also the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Other than that Everglade’s has a variety of animals that inhabit in there. That includes Florida panthers, American crocodile and the West Indian manatee. At this attraction there are tons of things you can do like biking, camping, bird watching, hiking, fishing, trails and tours. What makes this park a national treasure? Well first we have its natural treasures for example pinelands, coastal…

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    The Lagoon’s many seagrass beds and mangrove mud flats are home also to numerous sea creatures — oysters, clams, shrimp, crabs and fish — who depend on the nurture of this rich and fragile habitat. The lagoon holds one-third of the United States’ manatee population and more than 50 other endangered or threatened species. That and other reasons caused the federal government to name it an Estuary of National Significance. The IRL is not really a river; rather it is an estuary; a body of water…

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    Fishing is still a major industry today. New roads and restaurants draw the attention of more and more people. The weather in Port Salerno is usually always sunny, warm, and welcoming. Port Salerno’s Manatee Pocket, where most boaters fish, is filled with large, gentle manatees. The state of the town is a charming little fishing village with plenty of small restaurants for visitors. It has popular boating attractions. In honor of its founder, Mulford…

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    News reported that there is a calorie cap on all snacks except the ones used for bake sales, etc. Most students will see little to no impact from the “Smart Snacks in Schools” regulations. Sandra Ford, Director of Food and Nutrition Services for Manatee County School District in Florida, estimated that her district would lose about $975000 a year if the district eliminated all items that don’t meet these new regulations. Although these snacks have lots of calories and can be unhealthy for most,…

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    In 1960 DDT was banned because it was killing our beloved Eagles. The Eagle is now making a comeback. There are about 30,000 Bald Eagles in Alaska and Canada, and about 2,500 in the 48 states. The Eagle has been our Symbol for the United States since 1782 for its ?fierce and independent image.? The Cheetah is an Endangered Species because people are hunting it for its fur, loss of habitat, and because people think it?s a pest. There are only about 12,000 Cheetah?s left in the World. If…

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    Evaluating Coastal Failure

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    Research objective 3: Evaluating the coastal vulnerability to sea level rise and hurricane for the coupled human and nature system under consistent or even increasing urban growth process. Question 3.1: How to define the vulnerability in the coupled human and nature system? Based on the vulnerability conceptual framework in Turner (2007), three general components, namely exposure, sensitivity and resilience are considered. With the first two components considered separately for nature and human…

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